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LH-BME-ZZ-01-DR-E-6101Small power and data — Level 01P3ElectricalReading…Processed
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6 read from the title block and the PDF text2 revisions superseded2 DWGs paired · geometry read14 section links found
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“Overcast and dry. Marlow had six on the plant deck running the containment, Halliwell eight on level one partitions. Client walk at eleven, Alan asked for the reception bulkhead detail before we omit the ceiling. Delivery of the AHU frames slipped to Thursday.”
Weather
Overcast, dry · 14°C
Labour on site
Marlow Mechanical — 6 · plant deck containment
Halliwell Drylining — 8 · level 1 partitions
Progress
Containment tray set out on the plant deck clear of the AHU plinth per AI-019.
Level 1 partitions: east wing framed, boarding from Thursday.
Visitors and instructions
Alan Pryor (Ardent Estates), 11:00 client walk: reception bulkhead detail to be confirmed before the ceiling omission is instructed — CCI 003 drafted.
Deliveries
AHU frames slipped to Thursday 10 Sep — programme unaffected, float 4 days.
Written up from the dictation · 5 sections · 1 instruction raised Signed · Tom Halloran · 17:42
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Say it on site. It is written up before you are back in the cabin.
Dictate the day and the diary structures itself: labour, progress, weather, visitors, instructions. Inspections, snags and briefings work the same way.
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Construction AI·Larkspur House › Applications › Application 4
Application 4 · Main contract
Larkspur House · valuation to 31 August · assessed by the client's QS
Construction AI
Applied
£874,316.00
this application
Certified
£0.00
awaiting assessment
Retention 3%
£0.00
held to practical completion
Net due
£0.00
final date 27 September
CodePackageContractAppliedCertified
PRELIMPreliminaries£298,412£149,206£149,206
3900General builderswork£34,320£22,300£22,300
4000Drylining£352,300£176,150£168,400
4100Suspended ceilings£252,657£63,160£63,160
5500Mechanical services£1,150,000£287,500£275,000
5600Electrical services£880,000£176,000£176,000
Assessed against the contract sum · 2 lines certified below the application, with the reasons recorded
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Contract to certificate to CVR, one line at a time
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Construction AI·Larkspur House › Programme
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Programme
Project schedule and Gantt chart • 0 tasks
Construction AI
+Week ▾⚠ Critical PathBaselinesExport
WBSTask NameStart%
1PHASE 1: MOBILISATION01 Sep
1.1Possession and set-up01 Sep100%
2PHASE 2: STRIP OUT08 Sep
2.1Strip-out, levels 1–308 Sep0%
3PHASE 3: PLANT DECK15 Sep
3.1Plant deck steelwork15 Sep0%
3.2AHU lifts and installation13 Oct0%
4PHASE 4: FIT-OUT29 Sep
4.1Partitions and ceilings29 Sep0%
4.2Raised access floors27 Oct0%
4.3M&E first and second fix03 Nov0%
4.4Finishes and decorations14 Dec0%
5Commissioning and handover25 Jan0%
6Practical completion01 Mar
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Jan 2027
Feb
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W44
W48
W52
W4
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PHASE 1: MOBILISATION
Possession and set-up
PHASE 2: STRIP OUT
Strip-out
PHASE 3: PLANT DECK
Plant deck steelwork
AHU lifts and installation
PHASE 4: FIT-OUT
Partitions and ceilings
Raised access floors
M&E first and second fix
Finishes and decorations
Commissioning and handover
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